What do the verses in rap mean? What do the verses in rap mean?

Introduction: Many people don't understand the word rhyme, which is very common in China's new rap. What do the verses in rap mean? What does rhyme mean, rap? Let's love Xiumei. Let me explain it to you.

What do the verses in rap mean? Rhyme refers to the main song part of rap. Generally speaking, rap consists of two or three sections. The original meaning of verse in English is a poem.

Example of verse:

Really good works are bound to be controversial. I love Betsy so much. Even if I cooperate with a boy who committed suicide, I think his poems are better.

Standard old-fashioned r&; B, hook into, y verse, harmony can also be said to be very catchy.

I have been reading the complete works of Lu Xun recently, and I feel very shocked to write such a poem.

What does the poem mean? Rap, a popular rap song recently, conforms to the basic pattern of rap songs, that is, it needs to include intro, verse 1, chorus (also called hook in rap tracks), verse 2, chorus, verse 3, bridge, chorus and outro. Of course, it is not absolute. However, Hook is an absolutely important part. Many rappers choose to write Hook first, because it is convenient to determine the theme of the song he wants to write. Of course, the rhythm and flow in verse are also very important, which is the core of a song's conception and the most profound part of this song. Can you ignore this part as a rapper? So hook and verse constitute the main framework of the lyrics of a rap song. I believe that's what you asked.

Literal translation of the common term AKA: also known as "can also be called", and "can also be called" means "nickname"

Ya: You are speaking English, such as "Ya Zhi" and "f * * ya".

You know/you know what I'm talking about/you get it: you know! /Do you know what I mean?

Marijuana: Marijuana

Raul: What's it wrapped in? I see.

Dope: awesome * * * *“Dope originally meant drugs, then it meant "cool" and "hi", and now it means feeling awesome.

Thug: thug, thug, murderer; Assassins and rappers often use this word to describe themselves as fugitives and desperate people.

Hood: field representative: representative symbol. American rap is very regional, and many rappers say what they represent.

DJ！ Put down the beat! : "DJ loses a beat!" "DJ, have some rhythm!"

DJ！ Rotate that shit! : "DJ, turn that thing around!" "DJ, clean that plate!"

What, sometimes it doesn't mean BB, but "things", such as "hot shit", fresh things, new goods, new styles and new things.

Demo: sample demo. Rap refers to unfinished semi-finished products.

Punch: The original meaning is that the place where the luggage is lost in the joke is the place where people laugh. Punctual rap refers to the lyrics that make the audience scream.

Diss:Diss is different from battle. Diss is a work, and battle is a face-to-face communication.

Fighting: Fighting refers to an aggressive game between people. Freestyle: Impromptu rap is usually used in combat.

Bitch: * * Bitch, in a word, it is swearing. Rhyme: rhymes.

Cappella: Cappella, cappella (often used in combat)

Rhyme: the original meaning refers to poetry, and rap refers to the main song part Hook: it refers to the most comfortable part of the whole song, usually the chorus part of a song we are talking about.

Chorus: refers to the harmony part of chorus rap.

What's the matter? When the network abbreviation is s up, it means "How's it going?" "How are you?" The intense tone of "What's the matter" in a special period means threats and provocations: "You are going to sow! ! ! "